**these are very broad overviews, but they're enough to spark interest to help you see what you might want to look into more. 

Spark a conversation like a 30 year old version of yourself.

Gonna start by saying to just typed up a super detailed post explaining everything in my head, then I accidentally clicked the power button on this chromebook and deleted it all; so bare with me on the spark notes version of this.Closing in January on my first investment prop. 

My recommendation for research on Chicago's 77 areas is a service like info sparks.

Hope this sparks some creativity!

BiggerPockets has sparked the idea of financial freedom through real estate and we are looking into buying our second property.

One cousin I re-connected with, he recently reposted a post by thachnguyen, which I then saw, and which sparked me on this quest for real estate knowledge.

I understand that I need to keep money aside each month for the big ticket items that will need to be replaced.I'm excited to hear your thoughts and will be more excited to hear that this posts sparks ideas or opportunity for anyone else.Thank you  

The competing argument says we can keep printing money forever, many times in history people have thought that this will work and it always ends in hyper-inflation and the devastation of the economy, if we continue down the money printing path at the rate we are going we will begin to see continuous double-digit inflation which will create significant civil unrest and rioting, point to the rioting in the 60s and 70s in America and Britain as an example of this, or the rioting in the Weimar Republic in the 30s, or the rioting in Venezuela the last few years. 

Heard Pace Morby (he was great) on BP Podcast the other day and sparked this question.